Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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Studying is a necessary labor, but to the one who has caught the vision and responsibilities of life and has realized the advantage and importance of an education, it is a privilege. Our theological students, earnest and consecrated, have caught the vision and are preparing themselves for more efficient service in the whitened harvest fields. The college students are no less awakened to their need of life which God has planned for them, and they are striving to he “vessels fit for the Master's use. Our academic students, although seemingly carefree, make very definite contributions to W. M. C. both socially and spiritually. We face the future confidently, having learned that “the en- trance of His Word giveth light and that by following this light we cannot fail.

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SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY C l ASS OFFICI RS Professor Mitchell ....................... Sponsor Curtis Lackey ......................... President Violet I horpe ......................... Secretary W, G. Davison.......................... Treasurer Un photographed: Marshall Rampe ................... Vice-President I he I heologs' of M. C. make, and have made, many contributions to our beloved school. ot only have the been the spiritual leaders of the school but have attained scholastic honors as well. I heir enthusiasm and willingness to do the whole will of God sets an example for the younger group which helps to motitate them into deeper spiritual living. It is with unselfish motives that they enter into the secular and spiritual activities of the school, realizing that their priman objective in life is to glorify Christ. SEN! (1 11 S Jesse Paul Hardin 109 Spruce Street Forest City. N. C. K. L. S., Vice Pres. C3); North Carolina Club. Vice Pres. 3); Student Body Pres, -t); Presto Music Club (4); W. Y. P. S. C 3, 4); College Conference (3, 4), Who’s Who. H is heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Johnson Curtis Lackey Central, S. C. K. L. $.. South Carolina Club Student Ends Pres. (3); Presto Club 1 2, 3, 4 . College Quartet I. 2). Men’s Glee Club (I. 2); Chorus 1.2 3 4; Debate C lub I . Theologi.al Pres. (4). A man with a worthy pur- pose and a noble task.